General
Robert M. Brett and John Bunn v. Mathew Hood
1 Cole. & Cai. Cas. 259·New York Supreme Court·1803·NY
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Opinion
Robert M. Brett and John Bunn v. Mathew Hood.
THE plaintiffs had in the last term recovered a verdict against the defendant, who, on making a case, had obtained the usual certificate to stay proceedings: to set aside which, the plaintiffs gave notice of a motion, but not attending to argue it,
Caines, for the defendant,
on the last day of term, applied for costs, which the court was pleased to order.
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N. B. It was during this term intimated by the bench, that they would not hear any argument to set aside a judge’s certificate to stay proceedings on a case made,